THE CELESTINE PROPHECY Literature 1993. Written by James Redfield.

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Total Records: 7 - Medium: LITERATURE

#	Record Name	Group	Category	Subcategory
BOGUS BUSINESS BUREAU
1	The Stewart Inn	BBB	Travel	Inns
	The Stewart Inn Hotel where Julia and the narrator stay on the way to Iquitos, a small Inn and hunting camp. The owner is English and supports the Manuscript.
2	The Viciente Lodge	BBB	Travel	Lodging
	The Viciente Lodge The old nineteenth century estate where Wil takes the narrator, that operates as a resort specializing in business and scientific conferences.
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3	Charlene	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Charlene Charlene: Can you meet me for dinner? You're going to love what this manuscript says, it's just your kind of mystery.
4	Charlene	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Charlene Charlene: The priest told me the Manuscript is divided into segments, or chapters, each devoted to a particular insight into life. The Manuscript predicts that in this time period human beings will begin to grasp these insights sequentially, one insight then another, as we move from where we are now to a completely spiritual culture on Earth.
5	Narrator	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Narrator Narrator: I knew the Manuscript's insights had finally merged in my mind into one consciousness. I was alert to the mysterious way my life evolved, as revealed by the First Insight. I knew that the whole culture was sensing this mystery again as well, and we were in the process of constructing a new world view, as pointed out by the Second. The Third and Fourth had showed me that the universe was in reality a vast system of energy and that human conflict was a shortage of and a manipulation for this energy.
6	Narrator	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Narrator Narrator: The Fifth Insight revealed that we could end this conflict by receiving an inpouring of this energy from a higher source. For me, this ability had almost become habit. The Sixth, that we could clear our old repeated dramas, and find our true selves, was also permanently etched in my mind. And the Seventh had set in motion the evolution of these true selves: through question, intuition of what to do, and answer. Staying in this magic flow was truly the secret of happiness. And the Eighth, knowing how to relate in a new way to others, bringing out in them the very best, was the key to keeping the mystery operating and the answers coming.
7	Narrator	Other	Quotes	Quotes
	Narrator Narrator: All the Insights had integrated into a consciousness that felt like a heightened sense of alertness and expectation. What was left, I knew, was the Ninth, which revealed where our evolution was taking us.

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